Lagrange Front Idle
Coming soon
About the game
Grow from a mere few ships to thousands of ships fighting in realtime and while Idle. Call down orbital strikes, rip through fleets with chained lightning, or watch from the comfort of your seat as your fleet expands and takes over the universe.
Original Steam description
Idle: Watch as the factions fight over territory only involving yourself as much as you care. Your units will consume everything... eventually.
Standard: A mix between idle and hardcore interaction can help alleviate stalemates and speed up gaining control.
Hardcore: You are an active leader bombarding the enemies into oblivion as your sectors are being ravaged by the enemy factions. There is no idling here, you are the commander everyone looks up to.

Orbital Lance: the radar becomes a beam that tears through enemies
Gravity Well: create an artificial black hole to consume your enemies
Arc Relay: lightning rips through enemies in proximity
Sensor Flood: highlight every enemy and increase the damage to them
Armada Call: call in the heavy cruisers to unload a salvo on unfortunate foes

Take your forces from a mere few to thousands. The spectacle grows as your empire expands! Three way faction fights bring the best (and worst) together as anyone can end up as the captor. Be wary though, as the scale of the empire expands, so do the dangers of the universe... Blackholes, higher entities, exploding stars....

Every last capture of a sector leads to a grander scale
The Sol System, from Mercury to the Oort Cloud
The Solar Neighbourhood
The Milky Way
The Local Group, Laniakea and the Observable Universe
Then to the procedural multi-verse

Doctrines: pick your permanent upgrade and leave the other to the void
Inhabited worlds: decide the fate of the worlds you come across and the outcomes they bring







Demo and release information
No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.
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